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Taco Bell accepting PayPal, Venmo for online and mobile payment, promoted with a limited-time deal to receive 20% cash back on any purchase over $5 with a $10 cash back maximum per purchase.

June 26, 2025 //  by Finnovate

Taco Bell now allows customers to pay via PayPal or Venmo.  In addition, Taco Bell is offering customers who check out with PayPal in its app or website a limited-time deal to receive 20% cash back on any purchase over $5 with a $10 cash back maximum per purchase. Customers can tap to save the exclusive offer, available until Thursday, July 31, 2025, in the PayPal app, and the cash back will apply with weekly redemption when they pay with PayPal for their order.  To take advantage of this promotion, customers can download the PayPal app and save the Taco Bell offer in the Deals tab. They then place their order in the Taco Bell app or website and use PayPal to check out. Once the purchase is complete, cash back will be added to the customer’s PayPal account. Whether for credit, debit or balance, customers can select PayPal or Venmo as their default payment option in the Taco Bell app for ease of use every time they place a Taco Bell order. In addition, PayPal Debit Mastercard customers can earn an additional 5% cash back on top if they choose restaurants as their monthly PayPal Debit Mastercard cash back category.

 

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